Reports and Burnout tracking

See the leave your team has taken, and who hasn't had a proper break. For owners and admins.

Updated November 2026

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Quick answer

Open Reports. There are two tabs at the top: Leave taken for what your team has taken in a period, and Burnout tracking for who most needs a break right now.
Reports

Open Reports
Go to Reports in the top bar. On a phone, it is under You › Reports. Reports is only there for owners and admins.
Leave taken
The first tab shows approved leave taken for the period you choose: this leave year, last leave year, this calendar year or a custom range. Filter by department, include archived people or pending requests, and use Export CSV for the per-person table.
The Reports page on the Leave taken tab, with the period and department filters and the insight charts
Leave taken, with the two tabs at the top of Reports.
Burnout tracking
Pick Burnout tracking at the top. You get a ranked list of the people who most need some time off, with a plain sentence for each person on why. Filter by department, and use Export CSV to download the list.
The Burnout tracking tab listing three people, two in red marked High and one in amber marked Watch, each with a sentence explaining why
Red is High, amber is Watch. Highest first.

How people are picked

Burnout tracking always looks at today and the current leave year, whatever period the Leave taken tab is set to. It looks at four things for each person:

Each person gets a score from 0 to 100. 70 and over is High, 40 to 69 is Watch, and anyone below 40 is not shown. The list updates live, so as soon as someone books time off they move down or drop off.

People in their first 60 days, archived people, anyone with no allowance and anyone on leave today are left out.

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Holiday only

Only leave that comes off someone's allowance counts as a break. Sick leave and every other type you record without deducting is ignored, and nothing about anyone's sickness appears in the list, the CSV or the email. In Settings › Leave types, annual leave is the type that deducts; everything else is recorded only.

The quarterly summary email

Owners and admins get a short email on the first Monday of each quarter of your leave year. For a leave year starting in January that is January, April, July and October, so the last one arrives about three months before the year ends. It lists up to 10 flagged people with the same sentence as the app, and a button that opens the Burnout tracking tab.

The quarterly Burnout tracking summary email listing three people with a sentence each and an Open Reports button
The summary email, sent in your company's language.

If nobody is flagged, no email is sent. To stop getting it, use Stop these summaries at the bottom of the email. That only stops this email; your other notifications carry on as normal.

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Staff cannot see it

Burnout tracking is only on Reports, which only owners and admins can open. Staff are not told they are on the list and never get the summary email. It is there so you can check in with someone, not so anyone feels watched.

Common questions

Does sick leave count as a break?

No. Only leave that comes off someone's allowance counts. Sick, unpaid, compassionate and any other type you record without deducting are ignored completely, so someone who was off sick last month can still be on the list. That is deliberate: being off sick is not a rest.

Why isn't a new starter on the list?

People in their first 60 days are left out, so they have time to settle in before anyone looks at their holiday. Archived people, anyone with no allowance and anyone on leave today are left out too.

Can I change when someone is flagged?

Not at the moment. The rules are the same for every company, so the list means the same thing wherever you see it. If someone is flagged and you know why it is fine, nothing happens until you act.

Can staff see Burnout tracking?

No. It is only on the Reports page, which only owners and admins can open. Staff are not told they are on the list and do not get the summary email.

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